Ann Amernick is a renowned pastry and baking chef with over 40 years of experience, recognized for her culinary skills and for offering hands-on baking classes.
701 Restaurant was an upscale establishment located at 701 Pennsylvania Ave NW in Washington D.C. It was situated in the Market Square development.
Customer Perception
Customer feedback is limited due to its closure. Yelp reviews indicate it was a restaurant with a menu that was updated prior to its closure.
Additional Details
The restaurant closed in late 2018 or early 2019, with reports indicating it was due to a landlord dispute. The space it occupied was previously home to other establishments.
As the restaurant is closed, there are no best times to visit.
5
I stopped by here the other day to take advantage of their happy hour and it didn’t disappoint! The sushi was fantastic and the service was quick and friendly. The decor is clean and modern. If you’re looking for a great meal stop here!
$2 Crazy Hour is absolutely insane! They have a great selection of sushi and various appetizers. The sushi is the same high quality as their dinner service ,the fish pieces are huge and incredibly fresh. The alcohol are 50% off, and the selection is massive,they're not stingy like other places that only offer one or two brands. It's a super friendly restaurant, and you absolutely cannot find a better deal in town!
Went for the amazing happy hour menu while in Cleveland Park for the week. Nigiri was delicious as was the miso soup and edamame'. Make sure to order your half-priced Mai Tai (my self-care treat for the long Zoo walk today)! Staff were very nuce and checked on us often.
I would like to share the most spectacular and genuine review about this place. Best Happy Hour in DC. Been coming here since last year pretty consistently and it’s always been the same. Otherworldly fresh salmon nigiri and amazing service. Insanely good value spot. 20/20, do yourself a favor and come here after work one day for a meal. You will not regret it.
YOU CAN SKIP THIS PLACE. It looks better than it tastes. The food is lackluster. I give it a six out of 10 (6/10). it’s geared towards tourists, going to the zoo and other attractions in the area.
If you’re looking for quality food or anything authentic, this is not the place and anyone who thinks that this food is good, I’m sorry but they just don’t know good food.
If you want real duck go to Duck Chang‘s in Annandale or Peking gourmet in Falls Church. I live in DC, but I drive to the suburbs for those places. I was hoping to find a good duck in DC, and I’m going to have to still keep looking, because this place is not it. The sushi, the soups and everything else looked mediocre at best.
